Example methods, apparatuses, and computer-readable mediums for wireless communication are provided. In one example, an apparatus may be configured to determine a first interval between a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time. A third page transmission time may exist between the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time. The apparatus may be configured to enter a first state during which the first device is monitoring for a page transmission from a second device based on the first interval for a first state time period. The apparatus may be configured to enter, from the first state in response to a trigger event, a second state during which the first device is disabled from monitoring for a page transmission from the second device.
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1. A method of wireless communication by a first device, comprising: determining an interval between a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time of a sequence of page transmission times, wherein the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time are non-consecutive page transmission times of the sequence of page transmission times; entering, based on the interval, an awake state during which the first device is monitoring for a page transmission associated with the sequence of page transmission times from the second device, wherein the entering of the awake state is from a sleep state and for an awake state time period; entering, from the awake state and in response to a trigger event, the sleep state during which the first device is disabled from monitoring for a page transmission from the second device, wherein the trigger event includes reception of a page associated with the second page transmission time before expiration of the awake state time period; and modifying a page monitoring schedule associated with the interval based on the page associated with the second page transmission time.
This invention relates to wireless communication, specifically to power-efficient page monitoring in a device. The problem addressed is optimizing energy consumption in wireless devices that periodically monitor for page transmissions from another device, such as in cellular or IoT networks. The invention describes a method where a first device determines the interval between non-consecutive page transmission times in a sequence, then enters an awake state to monitor for a page from a second device. The awake state is entered from a sleep state and lasts for a predefined duration. If a page is received before the awake period expires, the device transitions back to sleep. The device also adjusts its page monitoring schedule based on the received page, allowing dynamic adaptation to transmission patterns. This approach reduces power consumption by minimizing awake time while ensuring timely reception of critical transmissions. The method is particularly useful in battery-powered devices where energy efficiency is critical.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein entering the sleep state comprises: entering the sleep state for a duration of the interval; or entering the sleep state for the duration of the interval minus an elapsed period of time corresponding to the awake state time period.
A method for managing power states in an electronic device involves transitioning between active and sleep states to conserve energy while maintaining responsiveness. The device operates in an awake state for a predefined time period, during which it performs active tasks. After this period, the device enters a sleep state to reduce power consumption. The sleep state duration is determined by either the full interval duration or the interval duration minus the time already spent in the awake state. This ensures the total cycle time (awake plus sleep) remains consistent, optimizing power efficiency while allowing the device to periodically wake to perform necessary functions. The method dynamically adjusts the sleep duration based on the elapsed awake time, preventing unnecessary power drain while ensuring the device remains available for scheduled operations. This approach is particularly useful in battery-powered devices where minimizing energy usage is critical.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the interval has a start time and an end time, the start time of the interval being relative to the first page transmission time and the end time of the interval being relative to the second page transmission time.
This invention relates to a method for managing intervals in a communication system, particularly for synchronizing events relative to page transmission times. The method addresses the challenge of coordinating actions or measurements within a defined time window that is dynamically adjusted based on the timing of transmitted pages. The interval is characterized by a start time and an end time, both of which are determined relative to the transmission times of two distinct pages. The start time of the interval is set relative to the transmission time of the first page, while the end time is set relative to the transmission time of the second page. This ensures that the interval dynamically adapts to variations in page transmission timing, enabling precise synchronization of subsequent operations or measurements. The method is particularly useful in systems where timing accuracy is critical, such as wireless communication networks, where events must be aligned with specific transmission cycles to maintain synchronization and efficiency. By defining the interval boundaries relative to page transmission times, the method provides a flexible and reliable way to coordinate actions across distributed systems.
4. The method of claim 3 , wherein the end time of the interval is relative to a start time of the awake state time period.
This invention relates to systems for managing power states in electronic devices, particularly for optimizing transitions between active and low-power states. The problem addressed is inefficient power management, where devices may enter low-power states too early or remain in active states too long, leading to unnecessary energy consumption or degraded performance. The invention provides a method for determining an end time of an interval during which a device remains in an active (awake) state, where the end time is dynamically adjusted based on a start time of the awake state time period. This ensures that the device remains active for an optimal duration, balancing energy efficiency and responsiveness. The method may involve monitoring system activity, predicting future workload demands, and dynamically adjusting the awake state duration to avoid premature transitions to low-power states. By tying the end time to the start time of the awake period, the system can adapt to varying usage patterns, reducing unnecessary power consumption while maintaining performance. The invention may be applied in portable devices, servers, or other systems where power efficiency is critical.
5. The method of claim 4 , wherein the start time of the awake state time period is before the end time of the interval.
A method for managing power states in an electronic device involves transitioning between active and low-power states to optimize energy efficiency. The device monitors its operational state and determines when to enter an awake state, where it is fully operational, and a sleep state, where power consumption is reduced. The method includes defining a time interval during which the device may transition between states. The awake state has a start time that occurs before the end of this interval, ensuring the device remains active for a sufficient duration to complete necessary tasks before entering a low-power mode. This approach prevents premature transitions that could disrupt operations or waste energy by keeping the device awake unnecessarily. The method may also include adjusting the interval length based on workload demands or user activity patterns to further enhance efficiency. By coordinating the timing of state transitions, the device balances performance and power savings, extending battery life without compromising functionality.
6. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: receiving, from the second device, a message including the interval, wherein determining the interval includes determining the interval from the received message.
A system and method for managing communication intervals between devices in a network. The technology addresses the problem of inefficient or unreliable communication scheduling, which can lead to delays, data loss, or excessive power consumption in networked devices. The invention involves dynamically determining an interval for communication between a first device and a second device, where the interval is based on factors such as network conditions, device capabilities, or application requirements. The method includes receiving a message from the second device that specifies the interval, and the first device determines the interval by extracting it from the received message. This allows for adaptive and synchronized communication timing, improving efficiency and reliability in data exchange. The system may also include additional features such as adjusting the interval based on real-time conditions or validating the received interval before implementation. The invention is particularly useful in applications where devices must coordinate communication without centralized control, such as IoT networks, sensor arrays, or distributed computing systems.
7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the interval is a first interval, and the method further comprises: sending, to the second device, a first message including a second interval; and receiving, from the second device, a second message including the first interval, wherein determining the first interval includes determining the first interval from the received message.
This invention relates to communication systems where devices exchange timing information to synchronize operations. The problem addressed is ensuring accurate and efficient synchronization between devices, particularly in scenarios where timing adjustments are necessary to maintain coordination. The method involves a first device and a second device exchanging timing intervals to establish synchronization. The first device sends a first message to the second device, which includes a second interval. The second device then responds with a second message containing the first interval, which the first device uses to determine its own timing adjustments. This bidirectional exchange allows both devices to dynamically adjust their synchronization intervals based on the received information, ensuring precise coordination. The first interval is derived from the second message received from the second device, enabling real-time synchronization adjustments. This process may be part of a broader synchronization protocol where devices periodically exchange timing data to maintain alignment. The method ensures that both devices can adapt to changes in timing requirements, improving reliability in communication systems where precise synchronization is critical.
8. The method of claim 7 , wherein the second interval is equal to the first interval.
A system and method for managing time intervals in a computing environment addresses the challenge of synchronizing operations across distributed systems where timing discrepancies can lead to inefficiencies or errors. The invention involves a process where a first interval is defined for a primary operation, and a second interval is used for a secondary operation. The second interval is set to be equal to the first interval, ensuring consistency between the two operations. This synchronization is particularly useful in applications requiring precise timing, such as real-time data processing, network synchronization, or distributed computing tasks. By maintaining equal intervals, the system avoids misalignment between operations, reducing latency and improving overall system performance. The method may be applied in various computing environments, including cloud-based systems, embedded systems, or industrial automation, where timing accuracy is critical. The invention ensures that operations remain synchronized, minimizing errors and enhancing reliability in time-sensitive applications.
9. The method of claim 7 , wherein the second interval is different from the first interval.
A system and method for managing data transmission intervals in a communication network addresses the problem of inefficient or inconsistent data transfer, which can lead to delays, errors, or resource waste. The invention involves dynamically adjusting transmission intervals between devices or nodes to optimize performance. A first interval is initially set for transmitting data, and a second interval is subsequently applied, where the second interval differs from the first. This adjustment can be based on network conditions, device capabilities, or other operational factors. The method ensures that data is transmitted in a manner that balances speed, reliability, and resource utilization. By varying the intervals, the system can adapt to changing conditions, such as network congestion, bandwidth availability, or device power constraints. The invention may be applied in wireless communication systems, IoT networks, or other environments where flexible data transmission is beneficial. The key innovation lies in the ability to modify transmission timing dynamically, improving overall system efficiency and reliability.
10. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: receiving a page associated with the first page transmission time; and entering the sleep state for a duration of the interval in response to receiving the page associated with the first page transmission time, wherein entering the awake state occurs after entering the sleep state for the duration of the interval in response to receiving the page associated with the first page transmission time.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically methods for managing power consumption in a mobile device by optimizing sleep and awake states based on paging signals. The problem addressed is inefficient power usage in mobile devices, where devices remain in an awake state unnecessarily, draining battery life. The invention improves power efficiency by dynamically adjusting the device's sleep duration based on received paging signals. The method involves a mobile device monitoring for paging signals from a network. When a page is received, the device enters a sleep state for a predefined interval. The sleep duration is determined by the timing of the first page transmission. After the sleep interval, the device transitions back to an awake state to resume normal operations. This approach ensures the device remains in a low-power sleep state for a controlled period, reducing unnecessary power consumption while maintaining responsiveness to network communications. The invention also includes a mechanism to synchronize the sleep and awake states with the network's paging schedule, ensuring the device wakes up at optimal times to receive subsequent pages. This reduces the likelihood of missed communications while further minimizing power usage. The method is particularly useful in scenarios where devices frequently enter and exit sleep modes, such as in IoT applications or low-power wireless networks.
11. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: receiving the page associated with the second page transmission time, wherein the page includes information for processing by the first device.
A system and method for managing page transmissions between devices in a network environment addresses the challenge of efficiently processing and distributing data across multiple devices. The invention involves a first device that transmits a page to a second device at a first transmission time and subsequently receives the same page at a second transmission time. The received page contains information that the first device processes. The method ensures that the first device can handle the page data appropriately, whether it is originally transmitted or received back, optimizing data flow and reducing redundancy. The system may include additional features such as determining transmission times, validating page data, and ensuring synchronization between devices to maintain data integrity and consistency. This approach enhances communication efficiency, particularly in distributed systems where devices must coordinate data processing tasks. The invention is applicable in various networked environments, including cloud computing, distributed databases, and peer-to-peer networks, where reliable and timely data transmission is critical.
12. The method of claim 11 , wherein the information for processing by the first device indicates a schedule for communication with the second device.
This invention relates to a system for managing communication between devices, particularly in scenarios where one device processes information to facilitate interactions with another device. The problem addressed is the need for efficient and timely communication between devices, ensuring that data is exchanged according to a predefined schedule to optimize performance and resource usage. The method involves a first device receiving information that includes a schedule for communication with a second device. This schedule defines when and how the first device should interact with the second device, such as transmitting data, requesting updates, or performing synchronization tasks. The schedule may specify time intervals, event triggers, or other conditions under which communication should occur. By adhering to this schedule, the system ensures that communication is conducted in a structured and predictable manner, reducing unnecessary data transfers and improving overall efficiency. The first device processes the received information to determine the appropriate actions based on the schedule. This may involve adjusting communication parameters, preparing data for transmission, or coordinating with other system components to ensure seamless interaction with the second device. The method may also include error handling mechanisms to address disruptions in communication, such as retry attempts or alternative communication paths, to maintain reliability. The invention is particularly useful in environments where devices operate in a coordinated manner, such as in IoT networks, distributed computing systems, or automated control systems, where timely and scheduled communication is critical for optimal performance.
13. The method of claim 11 , wherein the information for processing by the first device indicates a change to the interval.
A system and method for dynamically adjusting processing intervals in a distributed computing environment addresses the challenge of optimizing resource utilization and performance in systems where multiple devices process data at different rates. The invention involves a first device that processes information received from a second device, where the processing occurs at a configurable interval. The system monitors the processing load or other operational parameters to determine whether the interval should be adjusted to improve efficiency. When a change to the interval is detected, the first device receives updated information indicating the new interval, allowing it to adapt its processing frequency accordingly. This adjustment can be based on factors such as workload demand, network latency, or computational capacity. The method ensures that the first device processes data at an optimal rate, balancing responsiveness and resource consumption. The system may also include mechanisms to validate the interval change before implementation, ensuring stability and reliability. By dynamically adjusting the interval, the invention enhances system performance, reduces unnecessary processing, and improves overall efficiency in distributed computing environments.
14. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time are each a respective time at which the second device is scheduled to broadcast a respective page.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically to methods for managing page transmissions between devices to improve efficiency and reduce power consumption. The problem addressed is the inefficiency in traditional paging mechanisms where devices may unnecessarily monitor for pages, leading to wasted energy and network resources. The method involves scheduling page transmissions from a first device to a second device, where the first device determines a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time. Each of these times corresponds to a scheduled broadcast time for the second device to send a page. The first device then transmits a first page to the second device at the first page transmission time and a second page at the second page transmission time. This ensures that the second device receives the pages at optimal times, reducing unnecessary monitoring and conserving power. The method may also include adjusting the transmission times based on factors such as network conditions, device capabilities, or user preferences. By dynamically scheduling page transmissions, the system avoids redundant broadcasts and improves overall communication efficiency. This approach is particularly useful in scenarios where devices operate in low-power or intermittent connectivity modes, such as IoT (Internet of Things) networks or mobile devices in energy-saving states. The invention enhances reliability while minimizing resource usage.
15. The method of claim 1 , wherein a plurality of page transmission times exist between the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time, wherein the plurality of page transmission times are consecutive page transmission times in the sequence of page transmission times, and wherein page transmission are transmitted at each of the page transmission times of the sequence of page transmission times.
This invention relates to a method for managing page transmissions in a communication system, particularly addressing the challenge of optimizing transmission timing to improve efficiency and reliability. The method involves a sequence of page transmission times, where multiple consecutive page transmissions occur between a first and a second transmission time. Each transmission in the sequence is sent at its designated time, ensuring consistent and predictable delivery. The method may also include determining a transmission interval based on network conditions, adjusting transmission power to account for signal quality, and selecting a transmission channel to minimize interference. By coordinating these transmissions, the system reduces redundant signaling, conserves resources, and enhances overall communication performance. The method is applicable in wireless networks, such as cellular or IoT systems, where efficient paging is critical for device connectivity and power management. The invention ensures that devices receive necessary transmissions without unnecessary delays or energy consumption, improving both user experience and network efficiency.
16. The method of claim 1 , wherein the interval is based on at least one of a power state of the first device or a channel condition for communication with a second device.
A method for dynamically adjusting communication intervals in wireless networks addresses the problem of inefficient power consumption and unreliable connectivity in devices operating under varying conditions. The method determines an optimal interval for communication between a first device and a second device, where the interval is dynamically adjusted based on either the power state of the first device or the channel conditions for communication with the second device. When the first device is in a low-power state, the interval may be extended to conserve energy, while poor channel conditions may trigger shorter intervals to maintain reliable data transmission. The method ensures adaptability to environmental and operational changes, improving energy efficiency and communication reliability without requiring manual intervention. This approach is particularly useful in battery-powered devices or environments with fluctuating signal quality, such as IoT networks or mobile communications. The dynamic adjustment mechanism may involve monitoring the device's power level or signal strength and automatically recalculating the interval to balance performance and power consumption. The solution enhances system longevity and user experience by optimizing resource usage in real-time.
17. A first device, comprising: a memory; and at least one processor communicatively coupled to the memory, wherein the at least one processor is configured to: determine an interval between a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time of a sequence of page transmission times, wherein the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time are non-consecutive page transmission times of the sequence of page transmission times; cause the first device to enter, based on the interval, an awake state during which the first device is configured to monitor for a page transmission associated with the sequence of page transmission times from the second device, wherein the entering of the awake state is from a sleep state and for an awake state time period; cause the first device to enter, from the awake state and in response to a trigger event, the sleep state during which the first device is disabled from monitoring for a page transmission from the second device, wherein the trigger event includes reception of a page associated with the second page transmission time before expiration of the awake state time period and modify a page monitoring schedule associated with the interval based on the page associated with the second page transmission time.
This invention relates to power-efficient communication in wireless devices, specifically optimizing page monitoring to reduce energy consumption. The problem addressed is the inefficiency of traditional paging mechanisms where devices remain awake for extended periods, leading to unnecessary power drain. The solution involves a first device that dynamically adjusts its awake and sleep states based on page transmission intervals from a second device. The first device includes a processor and memory, where the processor determines the interval between non-consecutive page transmission times in a sequence. Based on this interval, the device enters an awake state to monitor for a page from the second device. The awake state duration is controlled to minimize power usage. If a page is received before the awake period expires, the device transitions back to a sleep state, where it stops monitoring for pages. Additionally, the device modifies its page monitoring schedule based on the received page, adapting to future transmission patterns. This adaptive approach ensures the device remains responsive to communications while conserving power by avoiding prolonged awake states. The system dynamically adjusts to varying transmission intervals, improving efficiency in low-power wireless communication scenarios.
18. The first device of claim 17 , wherein to enter the sleep state, the at least one processor is configured to: cause the first device to enter the sleep state for a duration of the interval; or cause the first device to enter the sleep state for the duration of the interval minus an elapsed period of time corresponding to the awake state time period.
This invention relates to power management in electronic devices, specifically optimizing sleep and awake states to reduce energy consumption. The problem addressed is inefficient power usage during transitions between active and sleep states, which can lead to unnecessary energy drain. The solution involves a first device with at least one processor configured to manage sleep and awake states more efficiently. The device can enter a sleep state for a predefined interval or adjust the sleep duration by subtracting the time already spent in the awake state. This ensures the total active and sleep periods align with a desired power-saving schedule. The processor may also monitor the awake state duration and dynamically adjust the sleep period to compensate for any time already spent active. This approach prevents overconsumption of power by ensuring the device remains in sleep mode for the intended duration, even if the awake period varies. The system may also include a second device that communicates with the first device to coordinate power management strategies, further optimizing energy efficiency across multiple devices. The invention is particularly useful in battery-powered or energy-sensitive applications where precise control over power states is critical.
19. The first device of claim 17 , wherein the interval has a start time and an end time, the start time of the interval being relative to the first page transmission time and the end time of the interval being relative to the second page transmission time.
This invention relates to a system for managing data transmissions between devices, particularly in scenarios where timing synchronization is critical. The problem addressed is ensuring accurate timing of data exchanges, such as page transmissions, between devices to maintain synchronization and avoid errors. The invention involves a first device configured to receive a first page transmission from a second device and subsequently transmit a second page transmission to the second device. The first device includes a timing mechanism that defines an interval with a start time and an end time. The start time of the interval is determined relative to the first page transmission time, and the end time is determined relative to the second page transmission time. This ensures that the interval is dynamically adjusted based on the actual transmission times, improving synchronization and reliability in data exchanges. The system may also include additional features, such as adjusting the interval based on environmental factors or transmission conditions to further optimize performance. The invention is particularly useful in wireless communication systems, sensor networks, or any application requiring precise timing coordination between devices.
20. The first device of claim 19 , wherein the end time of the interval is relative to a start time of the awake state time period.
This invention relates to power management in electronic devices, specifically optimizing energy efficiency by dynamically adjusting operational states based on usage patterns. The problem addressed is the inefficiency of conventional power-saving modes, which either fail to conserve energy effectively or disrupt user experience by entering sleep states too aggressively or too passively. The invention involves a first device configured to manage power states in a system, where the device monitors usage activity to determine when to transition between active and low-power states. A key feature is the ability to define an interval for transitioning to an awake state, where the end time of this interval is dynamically set relative to the start time of the awake state period. This ensures that the device remains in an active state for a sufficient duration to complete tasks without unnecessary delays, while still minimizing energy consumption during idle periods. The system may also incorporate additional logic to adjust the interval based on historical usage data or predicted future activity, further refining power management efficiency. The device may communicate with other components to synchronize state transitions, ensuring seamless operation across interconnected systems. This approach balances performance and energy savings, particularly in battery-powered or always-on devices.
21. The first device of claim 20 , wherein the start time of the awake state time period is before the end time of the interval.
A system for managing power states in electronic devices, particularly for optimizing energy efficiency in devices with periodic wake-up intervals. The invention addresses the problem of inefficient power consumption in devices that transition between sleep and awake states, where misaligned timing can lead to unnecessary energy use or missed communication opportunities. The system includes a first device configured to enter an awake state at a start time and remain in that state for a predefined awake state time period. The awake state allows the device to perform tasks such as data transmission or reception. The system ensures that the start time of the awake state occurs before the end of a predefined interval, which may be a communication window or a synchronization period. This alignment prevents the device from missing critical operations or wasting energy by waking up too late or too early. The system may also include a second device that coordinates with the first device to ensure proper timing, using synchronization signals or shared timing references. The invention improves energy efficiency by minimizing the duration of the awake state while ensuring reliable operation within the required interval.
22. The first device of claim 17 , wherein the at least one processor is configured to: receive, from the second device, a message including the interval, wherein to determine the interval, the at least one processor is configured to determine the interval from the received message.
This invention relates to a system for managing communication intervals between devices in a network. The problem addressed is the need for efficient and adaptive interval determination to optimize data exchange between devices, particularly in scenarios where communication efficiency and resource utilization are critical. The system includes a first device and a second device, where the first device is configured to receive a message from the second device. The message contains an interval value, which the first device uses to determine the timing for subsequent communications. The interval is derived from the received message, allowing dynamic adjustment based on network conditions or device requirements. This ensures that communication occurs at optimal times, reducing latency and conserving resources. The first device processes the received interval to schedule communications, ensuring synchronization between the devices. The interval may be adjusted dynamically to accommodate varying network loads or device capabilities, enhancing overall system performance. The system is particularly useful in applications where real-time data exchange is required, such as IoT networks, industrial automation, or wireless sensor systems. By dynamically determining the interval from the received message, the system avoids fixed scheduling, improving adaptability and efficiency.
23. The first device of claim 17 , wherein the interval is a first interval, and wherein the at least one processor is configured to: cause a first message including a second interval to be transmitted to the second device; and receive, from the second device, a second message including the first interval, wherein to determine the first interval, the at least one processor is configured to determine the first interval from the received second message.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically to methods for synchronizing timing intervals between devices. The problem addressed is ensuring accurate and efficient synchronization of timing parameters between communicating devices, which is critical for maintaining reliable data transmission and minimizing latency in wireless networks. The invention involves a first device configured to communicate with a second device, where the first device includes at least one processor. The processor is configured to determine a first interval, which represents a timing parameter for communication synchronization. The processor then causes a first message to be transmitted to the second device, where this message includes a second interval. The second device responds with a second message that includes the first interval, allowing the first device to extract and determine the first interval from this received message. This bidirectional exchange ensures that both devices can dynamically adjust and synchronize their timing intervals based on the latest information received from the other device. The process enables real-time synchronization, improving communication efficiency and reducing errors in wireless networks.
24. The first device of claim 23 , wherein the second interval is equal to the first interval.
A system for managing data transmission in a wireless communication network addresses the challenge of optimizing resource allocation and reducing interference between devices. The system includes a first device configured to transmit data during a first interval and a second device configured to transmit data during a second interval. The first device monitors the second device's transmission to determine the second interval's duration and adjusts its own transmission timing to minimize overlap. The second interval is set to be equal to the first interval, ensuring synchronized transmission periods between the devices. This synchronization reduces collisions and improves spectral efficiency by coordinating transmission windows. The system may also include a controller that dynamically adjusts the intervals based on network conditions, such as traffic load or interference levels, to maintain optimal performance. The devices may operate in different frequency bands or use different modulation schemes to further mitigate interference. The solution is particularly useful in dense wireless networks where multiple devices compete for limited bandwidth, enhancing reliability and throughput.
25. The first device of claim 23 , wherein the second interval is different from the first interval.
This invention relates to a system for managing communication intervals between devices in a network, particularly addressing the problem of optimizing data transmission efficiency and reducing latency in distributed systems. The system includes a first device configured to transmit data to a second device at a first interval, where the first interval is determined based on network conditions, device capabilities, or application requirements. The second device receives the data and processes it according to predefined criteria. The first device is further configured to adjust the transmission interval to a second interval, which is different from the first interval, to improve performance. The adjustment may be based on factors such as network congestion, processing delays, or changes in data priority. The system ensures that data transmission is dynamically adapted to varying conditions, enhancing reliability and efficiency in communication. The invention is particularly useful in applications requiring real-time data exchange, such as industrial automation, IoT networks, or telecommunication systems. By dynamically adjusting intervals, the system minimizes unnecessary transmissions and reduces latency, improving overall system responsiveness.
26. The first device of claim 17 , wherein the at least one processor is configured to: receive a page associated with the first page transmission time; and cause the first device to enter the sleep state for a duration of the interval in response to reception of the page associated with the first page transmission time, wherein the at least one processor is configured to enter the awake state after entering the sleep state for the duration of the interval in response to reception of the page associated with the first page transmission time.
Wireless communication devices, particularly those operating in low-power modes, face challenges in balancing energy efficiency with timely data reception. A device may need to periodically wake up to check for incoming data, consuming unnecessary power if no data is present. To address this, a system is designed to optimize power consumption by synchronizing wake-up intervals with expected page transmission times. The device includes at least one processor configured to receive a page associated with a first page transmission time. Upon receiving this page, the device enters a sleep state for a predefined interval duration. After this interval, the device automatically transitions to an awake state, ensuring it remains active only when data is likely to be transmitted. This synchronization reduces unnecessary wake-ups, conserving power while maintaining responsiveness to incoming communications. The system may also adjust the interval duration dynamically based on network conditions or device requirements, further enhancing efficiency. This approach is particularly useful in IoT and machine-to-machine (M2M) applications where energy conservation is critical.
27. The first device of claim 17 , wherein the at least one processor is configured to: receive the page associated with the second page transmission time, wherein the page includes information for processing by the first device.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically improving the handling of paging messages in a network. The problem addressed is the inefficient processing of paging messages, which can lead to delays and increased power consumption in user devices. The invention provides a system where a first device, such as a base station or access point, receives a page associated with a second page transmission time. The page includes information that the first device processes to manage communication with other devices, such as user equipment (UE). The first device is configured to analyze the page content, determine the appropriate actions, and coordinate with other network components to optimize resource allocation and reduce latency. The system ensures that paging messages are transmitted and processed efficiently, minimizing delays and conserving energy in connected devices. The invention also includes mechanisms to handle multiple pages, prioritize transmissions, and adapt to varying network conditions. By dynamically adjusting the processing of paging messages, the system enhances overall network performance and reliability.
28. The first device of claim 27 , wherein the information for processing by the first device indicates a schedule for communication with the second device.
This invention relates to a system for managing communication between devices, particularly in scenarios where one device (the first device) needs to process information related to scheduling communication with another device (the second device). The problem addressed is the need for efficient and reliable coordination between devices to ensure timely and structured communication, which is critical in applications such as IoT, sensor networks, or distributed computing systems. The first device is configured to receive and process information that specifies a schedule for communication with the second device. This schedule may include timing parameters, frequency of communication, or other constraints to optimize data exchange. The first device may also be capable of adjusting its operations based on this schedule, such as activating or deactivating certain functions at predefined intervals. Additionally, the first device may include mechanisms to verify the integrity or authenticity of the received information before processing it, ensuring secure and reliable communication. The second device may be a remote or local device that interacts with the first device according to the defined schedule. The system may further include protocols for error handling, such as retry mechanisms or fallback procedures, if communication fails or is delayed. The overall goal is to provide a robust framework for scheduled communication, reducing latency and improving efficiency in device interactions. This approach is particularly useful in environments where real-time or near-real-time communication is required, such as industrial automation, healthcare monitoring, or smart infrastructure management.
29. The first device of claim 27 , wherein the information for processing by the first device indicates a change to the interval.
A system for managing data processing intervals in a distributed computing environment addresses the challenge of efficiently coordinating data processing tasks across multiple devices. The system includes a first device configured to receive information for processing, where the information specifies a change to the interval at which data is processed. The first device adjusts its processing interval based on this information, ensuring synchronization with other devices in the network. The system also includes a second device that generates and transmits the interval change information to the first device, enabling dynamic adjustment of processing schedules. This allows for optimized resource utilization and improved performance in distributed computing environments where processing tasks must be synchronized across multiple nodes. The interval change information may include parameters such as new interval duration, timing adjustments, or synchronization signals, ensuring that all devices in the network maintain consistent processing schedules. The system is particularly useful in applications requiring real-time data processing, such as IoT networks, cloud computing, or edge computing systems, where timely and coordinated data handling is critical. By dynamically adjusting processing intervals, the system enhances efficiency, reduces latency, and ensures reliable data synchronization across distributed devices.
30. The first device of claim 17 , wherein the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time are each a respective time at which the second device is scheduled to broadcast a respective page.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically improving the efficiency of paging mechanisms in networks where devices periodically broadcast pages to other devices. The problem addressed is the inefficiency in existing systems where devices may waste energy or bandwidth by transmitting pages at suboptimal times, leading to delays or unnecessary resource consumption. The invention involves a first device that communicates with a second device, where the second device is configured to broadcast pages at scheduled times. The first device determines a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time, each corresponding to a scheduled broadcast time of the second device. The first device then transmits a first page to the second device at the first page transmission time and a second page at the second page transmission time. This synchronization ensures that the pages are sent precisely when the second device is ready to receive them, reducing latency and improving energy efficiency. The invention may also include additional features, such as adjusting the transmission times based on network conditions or device capabilities, and optimizing the timing to minimize conflicts with other transmissions. By aligning the first device's transmissions with the second device's scheduled broadcast times, the system avoids unnecessary retransmissions and improves overall communication efficiency. This approach is particularly useful in low-power or high-latency networks where precise timing is critical.
31. The first device of claim 17 , wherein a plurality of page transmission times exist between the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time, wherein the plurality of page transmission times are consecutive page transmission times in the sequence of page transmission times, and wherein page transmission are transmitted at each of the page transmission times of the sequence of page transmission times.
This invention relates to a system for managing page transmissions in a communication network, addressing the problem of inefficient or unreliable data transfer between devices. The system includes a first device configured to transmit pages of data to a second device at specific transmission times. The first device determines a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time, with multiple consecutive page transmission times existing between them. Pages are transmitted at each of these transmission times in the sequence. The system ensures that data is sent in a structured manner, improving reliability and reducing latency in communication. The first device may also adjust transmission parameters based on network conditions or feedback from the second device to optimize performance. This approach is particularly useful in environments where consistent and timely data delivery is critical, such as in industrial automation, telecommunication networks, or real-time monitoring systems. The invention enhances data transfer efficiency by maintaining a predictable transmission schedule while allowing flexibility in adapting to dynamic network conditions.
32. The first device of claim 17 , wherein the interval is based on at least one of a power state of the first device or a channel condition for communication with a second device.
A system for optimizing communication intervals between devices in a wireless network addresses the problem of inefficient power consumption and unreliable data transmission due to static or poorly adapted communication schedules. The system dynamically adjusts the interval between communication attempts based on real-time conditions, such as the power state of the first device or the channel conditions between the first and second devices. When the first device is in a low-power state, the interval may be extended to conserve energy, while favorable channel conditions may prompt shorter intervals to improve data throughput. The system may also incorporate additional factors, such as network congestion or device mobility, to further refine the interval selection. By adapting the communication timing to current operational and environmental conditions, the system enhances energy efficiency and communication reliability in wireless networks.
33. A method of wireless communication by a first device, comprising: receiving, from a second device, a first message; determining a first interval based on the first message for establishing a schedule with the second device, the schedule including the first interval between a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time of a sequence of page transmission times, wherein the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time are non-consecutive page transmission times of the sequence of page transmission times; sending a second message including the first interval to the second device for establishing the schedule with the second device; and sending a page transmission associated with the sequence of page transmission times to the second device at a page transmission time based on the schedule, the page transmission including information indicative of a change to the first interval, wherein the second device is to enter, from a sleep state and based on the first interval, an awake state during which the second device is to monitor for the page transmission from the first device, and wherein the second device is to enter, from the awake state and in response to a trigger event, the sleep state during which the second device is to be disabled from monitoring for a page transmission from the first device, and wherein the trigger event includes reception of a page associated with the second page transmission time by the second device before expiration of an awake state time period.
This invention relates to wireless communication methods for managing power-efficient scheduling between devices. The problem addressed is optimizing energy consumption in wireless devices by dynamically adjusting their wake-sleep cycles to balance power savings and communication responsiveness. The method involves a first device receiving a message from a second device to establish a communication schedule. The first device determines a time interval between non-consecutive page transmission times (e.g., first and second page transmission times) in a sequence of scheduled transmission opportunities. This interval defines when the second device wakes from a sleep state to monitor for incoming pages. The first device sends this interval to the second device to finalize the schedule. During operation, the first device transmits pages according to the schedule. If conditions change, the first device can update the interval by including a modification in a page transmission. The second device wakes based on the initial interval but can return to sleep early if it receives a page before its scheduled awake period expires. This dynamic adjustment allows the system to adapt to varying traffic patterns while minimizing unnecessary wake periods, improving energy efficiency.
34. The method of claim 33 , wherein the first message includes a second interval.
A system and method for managing communication intervals in a networked environment addresses the challenge of optimizing message transmission timing to improve efficiency and reduce latency. The invention involves a process where a first device sends a first message to a second device, where the first message includes a first interval indicating a preferred time window for the second device to respond. The first message also includes a second interval, which specifies a duration or a subsequent time window for the second device to perform a specific action, such as sending a follow-up message or updating a status. The second device processes the first message, extracts the first and second intervals, and schedules its response or action accordingly. This ensures synchronized communication, reduces unnecessary retransmissions, and enhances overall network performance. The method may be applied in various network protocols, including but not limited to wireless communication systems, IoT devices, and distributed computing environments. The inclusion of the second interval allows for dynamic adjustment of communication timing, improving adaptability in varying network conditions.
35. The method of claim 34 , wherein the first interval is equal to the second interval.
A system and method for managing time intervals in a computing environment addresses the problem of inconsistent or inefficient timing mechanisms in distributed or synchronized processes. The invention provides a technique for defining and enforcing equal time intervals between operations or events, ensuring precise synchronization and reducing latency in time-sensitive applications. The method involves setting a first interval for a primary operation and a second interval for a secondary operation, where the first interval is equal to the second interval. This equality ensures that both operations occur at the same frequency, preventing misalignment and improving system stability. The method may be applied in various contexts, such as real-time data processing, network synchronization, or task scheduling, where maintaining consistent timing is critical. By enforcing equal intervals, the invention minimizes timing discrepancies, enhances coordination between components, and improves overall system performance. The technique can be implemented in software, hardware, or a combination of both, depending on the specific requirements of the application. The invention is particularly useful in environments where precise timing is essential, such as financial trading systems, industrial automation, or telecommunications networks.
36. The method of claim 34 , wherein the first interval is different from the second interval.
This invention relates to a method for managing intervals in a system, likely involving timing, scheduling, or synchronization processes. The method addresses the problem of ensuring distinct timing intervals to prevent conflicts, improve efficiency, or enhance system performance. The method involves defining at least two intervals, where the first interval is intentionally different from the second interval. This differentiation ensures that the intervals do not overlap or interfere with each other, which is critical in applications requiring precise timing, such as communication protocols, data processing, or control systems. The method may be used in scenarios where multiple processes or signals must be synchronized without interference, such as in network synchronization, task scheduling, or real-time systems. By enforcing distinct intervals, the method prevents collisions, reduces latency, or optimizes resource allocation. The intervals may be defined based on predefined rules, dynamic conditions, or external inputs, allowing flexibility in adapting to different operational requirements. The method ensures reliable and efficient system operation by maintaining separation between intervals, which is particularly important in environments where timing accuracy is critical.
37. The method of claim 33 , wherein the first interval has a start time and an end time, the start time of the first interval being relative to the first page transmission time and the end time of the first interval being relative to the second page transmission time.
This invention relates to a method for managing intervals in a communication system, particularly for coordinating the timing of data transmissions between devices. The problem addressed is the need to precisely define and control the timing of intervals between consecutive data transmissions, such as pages or signals, to ensure synchronization and efficient resource utilization in communication networks. The method involves defining a first interval with a start time and an end time, where the start time is determined relative to the transmission time of a first page, and the end time is determined relative to the transmission time of a second page. This ensures that the interval is dynamically adjusted based on the actual transmission times of the pages, allowing for accurate synchronization between transmitting and receiving devices. The method may also include additional steps, such as determining the first and second page transmission times, calculating the interval duration, and applying the interval to subsequent transmissions to maintain consistent timing. This approach improves reliability and efficiency in communication systems by reducing timing discrepancies and optimizing resource allocation.
38. The method of claim 33 , further comprising: broadcasting the page associated with the second page transmission time, wherein the page includes information for processing by the second device.
A method for wireless communication involves managing page transmissions between devices in a network. The method addresses the problem of efficiently coordinating communication between a first device and a second device, particularly in scenarios where the second device may be in a low-power or idle state. The method includes determining a first page transmission time for sending a page from the first device to the second device, where the page contains information for processing by the second device. The method also involves determining a second page transmission time for sending another page to the second device, where the second transmission time is different from the first. The method further includes broadcasting the page associated with the second page transmission time, ensuring that the second device receives the necessary information for processing. This approach optimizes power efficiency and communication reliability by dynamically adjusting transmission times and ensuring timely delivery of critical data. The method may also involve adjusting transmission parameters based on network conditions or device capabilities to further enhance performance.
39. The method of claim 38 , wherein the information for processing by the second device indicates a schedule for communication with the first device.
This invention relates to a system for managing communication between devices, particularly in scenarios where one device processes information and another device schedules communication. The problem addressed is the need for efficient and coordinated communication between devices to ensure timely data processing and resource utilization. The invention involves a method where a first device processes information and generates output data. This output data is then transmitted to a second device, which uses the information to determine a schedule for future communication with the first device. The scheduling ensures that communication occurs at optimal times, reducing latency and improving system efficiency. The second device may also adjust the schedule based on factors such as network conditions, device availability, or processing requirements. This dynamic scheduling helps balance workload and prevent bottlenecks. The method ensures that the first device and second device operate in a synchronized manner, enhancing overall system performance. The invention is particularly useful in distributed computing environments, IoT networks, or any system requiring coordinated data exchange between multiple devices.
40. The method of claim 33 , wherein a plurality of page transmission times exist between the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time, wherein the plurality of page transmission times are consecutive page transmission times in the sequence of page transmission times, and wherein page transmission are transmitted at each of the page transmission times of the sequence of page transmission times.
This invention relates to a method for managing page transmissions in a communication system, particularly addressing the challenge of optimizing transmission timing to improve efficiency and reliability. The method involves determining a sequence of page transmission times, where each transmission time corresponds to a scheduled instance for sending a page (a signaling message) to a target device. The method includes identifying a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time within this sequence, with multiple consecutive page transmission times existing between them. At each of these transmission times, a page is transmitted to the target device. The method ensures that pages are sent at regular intervals, even when multiple transmission opportunities arise between the first and second times, to enhance the likelihood of successful delivery. This approach is useful in systems where devices may be intermittently available, such as in wireless networks or IoT applications, where reliable paging is critical for maintaining communication. The method may also involve adjusting transmission parameters based on network conditions or device behavior to further optimize performance.
41. A first device, comprising: a memory; and at least one processor communicatively coupled to the memory, wherein the at least one processor is configured to: receive, from a second device, a first message; cause the first device to determine a first interval based on the first message for establishing a schedule with the second device, the schedule including the first interval between a first page transmission time and a second page transmission time of a sequence of page transmission times, wherein the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time are non-consecutive page transmission times of the sequence of page transmission times; cause the first device to send a second message including the first interval to the second device for establishing the schedule with the second device; and cause the first device to send a page transmission associated with the sequence of page transmission times to the second device at a page transmission time based on the schedule, the page transmission including information indicative of a change to the first interval, wherein the second device is to enter, from a sleep state and based on the first interval, an awake state during which the second device is to monitor for the page transmission from the first device, and wherein the second device is to enter, from the awake state and in response to a trigger event, the sleep state during which the second device is to be disabled from monitoring for a page transmission from the first device, and wherein the trigger event includes reception of a page associated with the second page transmission time by the second device before expiration of an awake state time period.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically to power-efficient scheduling between devices to reduce energy consumption while maintaining reliable communication. The problem addressed is the need for devices to balance power savings with timely data transmission, particularly in low-power or battery-operated devices that frequently enter sleep states to conserve energy. The invention describes a first device that communicates with a second device to establish a schedule for page transmissions. The first device receives a message from the second device and determines a time interval for scheduling page transmissions. This interval defines the spacing between non-consecutive page transmission times in a sequence, allowing the second device to wake up only during expected transmission windows, reducing unnecessary monitoring. The first device sends this interval to the second device to establish the schedule and later transmits a page at a scheduled time, which may include updates to the interval. The second device wakes up based on the interval to monitor for transmissions and returns to sleep after a predefined awake period or upon receiving a page, conserving power. This approach ensures efficient communication while minimizing energy usage by synchronizing wake and sleep cycles between devices.
42. The first device of claim 41 , wherein the first message includes a second interval.
A system and method for managing communication intervals in a networked environment involves a first device configured to transmit a first message to a second device. The first message includes a second interval, which specifies a time period for the second device to wait before responding to the first message. The first device also includes a first interval, which defines a time period for the first device to wait before transmitting the first message. The system ensures synchronized communication between devices by coordinating these intervals, reducing latency and improving efficiency in data transmission. The first device may also include a processor and a memory storing instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to perform operations related to interval management. The second device, upon receiving the first message, processes the second interval to determine its response timing, ensuring that communication occurs within predefined time constraints. This approach is particularly useful in applications requiring precise timing, such as industrial automation, IoT networks, or real-time data processing systems. The system may further include additional devices with similar interval-based communication protocols to enhance scalability and reliability in distributed networks.
43. The first device of claim 42 , wherein the first interval is equal to the second interval.
A system for managing data transmission in a network environment addresses the challenge of optimizing communication efficiency between devices. The system includes a first device configured to transmit data to a second device over a communication channel. The first device determines a first interval for transmitting data to the second device and a second interval for receiving data from the second device. The first interval is equal to the second interval, ensuring synchronized timing for both transmission and reception. This synchronization helps reduce latency and improve data consistency between the devices. The system may also include additional features such as error detection and correction mechanisms to enhance reliability. The first device may further adjust the intervals dynamically based on network conditions or device capabilities to maintain optimal performance. This approach ensures efficient and reliable data exchange in various network scenarios.
44. The first device of claim 42 , wherein the first interval is different from the second interval.
This invention relates to a system for managing communication intervals between devices in a network, addressing the problem of inefficient or inconsistent data transmission that can lead to delays, collisions, or wasted bandwidth. The system includes a first device configured to communicate with a second device using a first interval for transmitting data and a second interval for receiving data. The first interval is distinct from the second interval, allowing for optimized timing and reduced interference. The first device may also include a processor to adjust these intervals dynamically based on network conditions, ensuring adaptability to varying loads or environmental factors. Additionally, the system may incorporate error detection mechanisms to verify data integrity during transmission. The second device may similarly adjust its communication intervals to synchronize with the first device, maintaining efficient and reliable data exchange. This approach improves network performance by minimizing collisions and optimizing resource usage.
45. The first device of claim 41 , wherein the first interval has a start time and an end time, the start time of the first interval being relative to the first page transmission time and the end time of the first interval being relative to the second page transmission time.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically to methods for managing communication intervals between devices. The problem addressed is ensuring synchronized and efficient data transmission in networks where multiple devices communicate with a central node, such as in cellular or IoT systems. The invention improves timing coordination by defining a first interval with a start time and an end time, where the start time is relative to the transmission time of a first page (a signal used to initiate communication) and the end time is relative to the transmission time of a second page. This ensures that communication windows are dynamically adjusted based on the timing of page transmissions, reducing collisions and improving resource utilization. The system may involve a first device, such as a base station or access point, that schedules these intervals to optimize network performance. The interval's timing is dynamically set to align with the transmission of pages, ensuring that devices within the network can efficiently receive and respond to communication requests. This approach enhances reliability and efficiency in wireless networks by minimizing delays and conflicts in data transmission.
46. The first device of claim 41 , wherein the at least one processor is configured to: cause the first device to broadcast the page associated with the second page transmission time, wherein the page includes information for processing by the second device.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically improving synchronization and data transmission between devices. The problem addressed is ensuring efficient and reliable communication in scenarios where devices need to coordinate transmissions without excessive signaling overhead. The invention involves a first device that includes at least one processor configured to manage communication with a second device. The processor is designed to determine a second page transmission time for the second device, which is a scheduled time for sending a page (a signal used to initiate communication). The processor then causes the first device to broadcast a page associated with this transmission time. The page contains information that the second device can process, such as instructions, data, or synchronization details. Additionally, the processor may adjust the second page transmission time based on factors like network conditions, device capabilities, or power constraints. The broadcast page ensures that the second device receives necessary information without requiring frequent or complex signaling exchanges, reducing latency and power consumption. This approach enhances communication efficiency by pre-scheduling transmissions and embedding critical information in the broadcast page, making it particularly useful in low-power or high-latency environments.
47. The first device of claim 46 , wherein the information for processing by the second device indicates a schedule for communication with the first device.
This invention relates to a system for managing communication between a first device and a second device, particularly in scenarios where the second device processes information received from the first device. The problem addressed is the need for efficient and coordinated communication between devices to ensure timely processing of data while minimizing unnecessary transmissions. The first device is configured to transmit information to the second device, where the information includes a schedule for communication. This schedule defines when the first device will send data to the second device, allowing the second device to anticipate and prepare for incoming transmissions. The schedule may include timing intervals, data priorities, or other parameters that optimize communication efficiency. The second device processes the received information according to the specified schedule, ensuring synchronized and predictable data exchange. The system may also involve additional features, such as the first device adjusting the schedule based on real-time conditions or the second device confirming receipt of the transmitted information. This dynamic scheduling helps adapt to changing operational demands while maintaining reliable communication. The invention is particularly useful in applications where low-latency or high-reliability data transfer is critical, such as industrial automation, IoT networks, or real-time monitoring systems. By incorporating a predefined communication schedule, the system reduces overhead and improves overall performance.
48. The first device of claim 41 , wherein the at least one processor is configured to: cause the first device to broadcast the page associated with the second page transmission time, wherein the page includes information indicative of a change to the first interval.
This invention relates to wireless communication systems, specifically to methods for managing paging intervals in a network. The problem addressed is the need for efficient and dynamic adjustment of paging intervals to balance power consumption and latency in wireless devices. Traditional systems use fixed paging intervals, which can lead to unnecessary power consumption or delayed message delivery. The invention involves a first device, such as a base station or network node, that dynamically adjusts paging intervals based on network conditions. The device broadcasts a page to one or more wireless devices, where the page includes information about a change to the first interval—the time between consecutive paging transmissions. The page is associated with a second page transmission time, ensuring that the adjustment is synchronized across the network. This allows the system to optimize power usage by reducing unnecessary paging transmissions while maintaining timely communication. The first device includes at least one processor configured to execute these functions. The processor may also handle other tasks, such as determining the optimal interval based on factors like device mobility, traffic load, or signal quality. The invention ensures that wireless devices receive updates on paging interval changes, enabling them to adjust their listening schedules accordingly. This dynamic approach improves energy efficiency and network performance.
49. The first device of claim 41 , wherein a plurality of page transmission times exist between the first page transmission time and the second page transmission time, wherein the plurality of page transmission times are consecutive page transmission times in a sequence of page transmission times, and wherein page transmission are transmitted at each of the page transmission times of the sequence of page transmission times.
This invention relates to a system for managing page transmissions in a communication network, particularly addressing the challenge of optimizing transmission timing to improve efficiency and reliability. The system involves a first device configured to transmit pages at specific intervals, where the transmission times are part of a sequence of consecutive page transmission times. Between a first and a second page transmission time, multiple intermediate page transmission times exist, each corresponding to a distinct transmission event. The system ensures that pages are transmitted at each of these designated times within the sequence, maintaining a structured and predictable transmission schedule. This approach helps in reducing latency, minimizing data loss, and improving synchronization between communicating devices. The invention is particularly useful in environments where consistent and timely data delivery is critical, such as in wireless networks, IoT applications, or real-time communication systems. By defining a clear sequence of transmission times, the system enhances coordination between devices, ensuring that data is transmitted and received efficiently without unnecessary delays or interruptions. The method also allows for dynamic adjustments to the transmission schedule based on network conditions or device requirements, further optimizing performance.
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